Brighton, Kaoru Mitoma and Al Nassr

Brighton knock back €65m Al Nassr bid for Kaoru Mitoma | OneFootball
Saudi Pro League side Al Nassr are relentless with their recruitment and have stepped up with a €65 million bid for Brighton & Hove Albion attacker Kaoru Mitoma. The Saudi League club has been pushing for new additions, closing a deal for Aston Villa’s Jhon Duran, and now their radar has turned them to the Brighton winger.
Brighton's Mitoma subject of €65m approach from Al Nassr
Saudi Pro League club Al Nassr have approached Brighton & Hove Albion with a formal offer to recruit winger Kaoru Mitoma. The proposal submitted to the Premier League side for Japan international Mitoma is worth €65million but has been formally rejected.
Brighton Transfer News: Al-Nassr bid €65m for Seagulls star Kaoru Mitoma - David Ornstein
Saudi Pro League side Al-Nassr have launched a shock transfer bid for Brighton and Hove Albion's wing wizard. The Athletic's football correspondent David Ornstein has exclusively revealed on X that Saudi Pro League side Al-Nassr ,
Al-Nassr ready $112 million deal for Kaoru Mitoma after Brighton reject Saudi club's opening bid
Al-Nassr are ready to offer a package worth $112 million for Kaoru Mitoma after seeing an opening bid rejected by Brighton. The initial offer, worth $67 million, was rejected by the Seagulls but Mitoma is the first choice at the Saudi Pro League side as they look to strengthen their options on the wing.
David Ornstein: Brighton reject blockbuster £60m bid for star man as 'formal' approach made
Transfer expert David Ornstein posted: “EXCL: Al Nassr approach Brighton & Hove Albion with formal bid to sign Kaoru Mitoma. Proposal for Japan international winger €65m - formally rejected by #BHAFC. 27yo top target to fulfil #AlNassr aim of bolstering in wide attacking areas @TheAthleticFC.”
Brighton reject £54.4m Al-Nassr bid for Mitoma
Brighton have rejected a significant offer from Saudi Pro-League club Al-Nassr for Japan winger Kaoru Mitoma. The bid was believed to be worth €65m (£54.42m) but sources with an understanding of the situation say Brighton have no need to sell and dismissed the offer out of hand.
Brighton 'reject' massive bid from Al Nassr for star forward
Brighton have rejected a bid worth £54m (€65m) from Al Nassr for forward Kaoru Mitoma, according to the Athletic's David Ornstein. The Saudi Pro League side are currently close to completing the
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Brighton ‘formally reject’ shock £54m bid for ex-Man Utd target with ‘final offer worth £90m’ coming
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David Ornstein: Brighton reject blockbuster £60m bid for star man as Saudi club make 'formal' approach
Transfer expert David Ornstein posted: “EXCL: Al Nassr approach Brighton & Hove Albion with formal bid to sign Kaoru Mitoma. Proposal for Japan international winger €65m - formally rejected by #BHAFC.